The Somerset reporter., 1887-09-28
MISCELLANY

citizen Of Cincinnati went off to Eu5api
aud left four gas Jets blazing away in his heust
! for four months. lie has offered the as con.
pauy -Spp.O00 to settle the bill, but they wan
an even million, aud hcll probaly have to pay 1t
St1 and scalp disease can be cnrcd by Pal
mcr's Shin-success. Soap eleanses, ointment
heals.
The Dakota Bell has gyeu up the numerous
flame. 1t was 70 bright for the territory where
thc tornado takes half the product of the soil and
ia, land Spectator has mortgage nu the rest.
Dyspepsia and Diseases arising from impure
blood are cured by DR.. All>ton's Blood Tonic,
and Nerve lnyigorator.
Now for the oldest postmaster. This time his
maine Is Roswell Beardslcy, and he licks postage
stamps at North Lansing, y. Y. IL was ele-
waited 10 the position Of Z. NJ. juno y, ISIS, and
he has held 1t ever since under his original conn
mi>son-ncariy sixty years.
Rsr. Jo6a Searleft, Orange, y. J. reports his
WIFE cured Of Erysipelas by raimct's Skiu-Suc-
cess also tells Of u cure from Barber Itch.
Wife fat breakfast1-" want to de some shop
ping to-day, dear il the weather is favorable.
his paper .-"kain, hail, thunder and hight
uIng.
,Ju,i2e Hger, RAILWAY. y. j. the late Prc,f.
PaImer's Skin Success Tor IA skin diseases
During recent heavy rain the stare Of Rhode
Island was washed over INTO toUucttleut, but the
GoScmer hired caupl- ut ltalien lthorgr- for
halfa day, and the State hls been shayel,d back
on the old site.
Lafis, arom cosmetic, and ruuec.. SKIN
Success soap viii give YOU healthy and r1sy
complexion.
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lie is not likely To become as popular as "thc
ideal growler." The latter we've been told,
holds about aqnart. The ideal grumbIcr may
hold more.
Doc'ors' Young Bros, leading grocers Of New
port, Il. l., report an Is years case Of psoriasis
cured by Palmer's Skin-Success.
1t has been observed that Robert Louis Steven :
son, the story writer, wears his hair long. The
advent Of Buffalo Bill and his cowboys is cyl
IDENTIFY exertng powerful influence upon
European civilization.
Palmet's Skin-Suce-s positively cures skin
disease. Soap and Ointment, cleanse and heal.
Grandpa Jay Gould is paying seven cents a
quart for milk for that baby This Is an extra
cent a quart, but he is determined not To have
any more watcred stock IN the family II any effort
Of his will prevent.
Rev d. V. Arnold, Gilbcrtsyillc, y. Y, re-
ports remarkable cure Of Salt Rheum by Pal
mor's Skn-Suceess.
The world never looked so bright and bcauti-
full to a Nebraska editor as it did the other day.
lie had found bail after lying in Jail for five
weeks, and could once more mingle with the
madning crowd
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE is universally
approved by those who use il for its admirable
cleansing propties and the relief it affords in
washing clothes Sold by grocers everywhere.
New York Truth has interviewed n man in that
city who makes profession Of training heas and
the man asserts that no flea lives to be over one
year old. Every thing but the ed-bugs seem to
die young.
DEAN GRAY, JR., Of Westfield, Mass, had a
severe and distressing cough, followed by ema-
citation and night swcats. Many remedies were
tried without avail and his friends seriously
doubted his recovery He was completely cured
blythe use Of two bottles Of WIsTA'K BALsNM Of
WILD CHERRY.
Wife (reading daily paper -"Tom, what would
be the result of prevention of immigration :;
Husband-"lt would handicap New York foI
municipal officers"
CANYor ASK for more proof; Watcryille, Ne.
Nov. II, 1856. +. W. knsman &Co.-Gentle-
men Il have used your Adanson's Botanic
Balsam in my family for several years and have
always found it very pleasant remedy TO take
and most satisfactory indeed in relieving coughs
and colds. | am glad to recommend it to others
Yours truly, W. NJ. Sterling Pastor Methods
Episcopal Church in Wateryilc, Me- Trial dot
ties 10 cents.
"Nhat caused the movement in stocks ycstcr
day :" asked member OF the New York tx
change. "Don't know replied the other mem
Der, unless Jay Gould's little grandson is scl
again
HAY FEVER.